Erik ten Hag has addressed the recent incident involving Alejandro Garnacho, who liked social media posts criticizing the Manchester United manager after being substituted at half-time during the 2-2 draw with Bournemouth. United has labeled the matter as 'an internal issue,' and ten Hag confirmed that Garnacho has since apologized for his actions.
Ten Hag emphasized that Garnacho is a young player who still has much to learn, stating, 'He apologized for it, and after that, we move on.' Garnacho is expected to be available for Sunday's FA Cup semifinal against Coventry at Wembley, with ten Hag expressing hope for the return of Antony and Scott McTominay to the squad.
